Month: September 2020

As at 14 September 2020, there were 10,591 Business Innovation and Investment (Provisional) visa holders outside of Australia.

In July 2020, the Study Australia Partnership commenced an onshore international student sentiment survey series.

Dan Tehan’s speech acknowledges universities have been hit hard by the collapse in international revenue but is limited in its response.

Students on the lawn (pre-lockdown) in front of Melbourne’s State Library.

The new rules aim to ease critical labour shortages caused by border closures

Minister Simon Birmingham said there are significant long term benefits to international education.

The NT Government is working with Charles Darwin University to fly 70 international students from Singapore next month.

Australian research and education is facing the “most significant threat since the Second World War”, says the chair of the Group of Eight universities, Margaret Gardner.

The Australian first pilot program would be used to test whether a return of international students could be managed across states and territories, to restore the higher education sector, which has been damaged due to the coronavirus pandemic.

The Morrison Government is cutting red tape to create new market opportunities for Australian education providers.